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Fulbright Not Convinced though pursued. That made po- SH I Theme of his testimony Was |. guenicious, OPPING!

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a. y S$ 3 ¥ fe advising him on patronage mat- 3 Kibitzers, 9 Others Men 8.60 WORTH of GIFTS} a ] ters is significant to other gov- . . . . TT 3 s P E i ernment employees.” Seized in Gaming Raid a - Plenty of REGULAR $3.95 SHIRT Ji ’ iE A Republi itt - , ; ; : : Se oor ad ean Tem Three kibitzers at a poker 2 REGULAR $1.50 TIES A : ’ s game today were under arrest Space and 2 Ohio, was more emphatic. He pjong with the eight men trying : 3 PRS. REG. 55¢ SOX _ : - ne [to draw an inside straight. The Right ® WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY MAN'S SUIT AT $45.95 OR OviR

. Dawson's testimony con-| Raiding vice-squadmen at 1103 : ’ firmed what the committee re-'g Meridian St. last night heard Kind of Cold! ported. And it is perfectly ap-i/the clicking of chips. Investi-| parent that the RFC was being gating the back room, they arused by the White House and the rested Emil Kiser, 51, on a charge Democratic National Committee of keeping a gaming house. for political purposes. It's an in-| Also nabbed were 11 persons |dependent agency and should be charged with “visiting a gaming |divorced from politics.” house.”

| Sen. Bricker added that it might, Official police report: “Also be impossible to prove specific in- confiscated: One table, eight stances of how Mr. Dawson ex- chairs. $29.50.” 12 Gi ercised his alleged influence with but | Fi the RFC because “we can't get g: : a ie ton Sid Collins to Man

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